Playlearn Sensory Ear Defenders — Noise Cancelling Hearing Protection for Children with Autism, ADHD & Angelman Syndrome

Playlearn Sensory Ear Defenders — Noise Cancelling Hearing Protection for Children with Autism, ADHD & Angelman Syndrome

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£21.99
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Playlearn Sensory Ear Defenders — Noise Cancelling Hearing Protection for Children with Autism, ADHD & Angelman Syndrome

Playlearn Sensory Ear Defenders — Noise Cancelling Hearing Protection for Children with Autism, ADHD & Angelman Syndrome

£21.99
Sale price  £21.99 Regular price 
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For children who find the world too loud, the right pair of ear defenders can be life-changing.

Whether it's the roar of a busy supermarket, the unpredictability of a school assembly, the bang of fireworks, or simply the hum of everyday life — for children with Autism, Angelman Syndrome, ADHD or sensory processing differences, noise can be genuinely overwhelming.

These Playlearn Sensory Ear Defenders are designed specifically with sensory sensitive children in mind. Soft, cushioned, adjustable and foldable — they create a calmer, quieter world for your child wherever you go.

As parents of Evie-May, who has Angelman Syndrome, we know how much difference it makes when your child can feel safe from sensory overload. These ear defenders are something we genuinely wish we'd had sooner. 💙

What makes them special:

  • Reduces noise by up to 27.1dB — blocks overwhelming background sound
  • Soft, cushioned ear cups for extended comfortable wear
  • Adjustable headband — fits children and adults
  • Foldable and lightweight — perfect for school, travel, events and everyday use
  • Available in 4 colours — Black, Blue, Yellow and Green
  • Suitable from toddlers to adults
  • Ideal for Autism, Angelman Syndrome, ADHD and sensory processing differences

Perfect for supermarkets, school, fireworks night, concerts, busy family gatherings — anywhere the world gets a little too loud.

Free UK delivery 🇬🇧

🦋 Andy & Jo x — parents of Evie-May, who has Angelman Syndrome.

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